Sentence examples similar to prepared to ignite from inspiring English sources

He, and the Democratic leadership, is as morally bankrupt as those preparing to ignite our funeral pyre in the Middle East.

Fire suppression led to more acres ready to ignite.

Observers fear that some of the most powerful men in government are so appalled at the prospect that they may be prepared to re-ignite the civil war to avoid it.

The incident comes just four months after a Nigerian man with terrorist ties sneaked an explosive onto a trans-Atlantic flight and tried to ignite it as the plane prepared to land in Detroit.

A Nigerian man with possible terrorist ties sneaked an explosive onto a trans-Atlantic Northwest Airlines flight on Friday and tried to ignite it as the plane prepared to land in Detroit, federal officials said.

Still, Favre's agent, James Cook, told The Associated Press that Favre was "prepared to deal with" the circus he would ignite by returning to Green Bay.

The Federal Reserve has signalled it is prepared to print dollar bills as it tries to re-ignite the economy from its worst recession since the 1930s.

He said, "if you ever want to start a conversation with a person of high authority and influence, always be prepared to ask questions that are important enough to them – that it will ignite a meaningful dialogue.

CAIRO — The Egyptian military warned Sunday that it was prepared to act decisively to prevent chaos as fears rose that mass protests against President Mohamed Morsi planned for next week could ignite fresh violence between his Islamist supporters and the opposition.

"My dad and I would talk the whole time and he ignited in me an interest in the world, a thirst for understanding that I wasn't prepared to give up".

Gaza printers had been busy all week with an unusual assignment: preparing thousands of Israeli flags to ignite.